Sentence examples for founded point from inspiring English sources

In 1963 he and his wife, Helen, founded Point Counterpoint, a summer chamber music camp in Vermont, which they ran until 1980.

At this point, the program checks for the tangent vector of the new line which is based on the founded point.

As it was mentioned previously when the initial scanning pattern finds an intersection with the object, it would start a circle scanning and the sinusoidal pattern would start from this newly founded point.

The second stage begins with defining a line that passes the two recently founded points in the stage one.

Moreover, giving the wide range of processes, such as innate immunity, inflammatory and autoimmune reactions, cardiovascular modulations, and several homeostatic regulations [ 39– 45] affected by CST, the understanding of its physiological working represents a founding point for further applications.

In addition to a bigger payday, the twins say they want a court to reconsider their original claims about Facebook's founding, pointing to instant messages on the subject sent by Mr. Zuckerberg to various friends.

One still exists, the New York Military Academy, seven miles from West Point, founded in 1889.

At an event, Dorsey complained to Barbara Walters that he had founded Twitter, a point she raised the next day on "The View" with Stone and Williams.

The Restaurant de la Pyramide, in Vienne, regarded by many as the world's finest restaurant, was founded by Fernand Point and after his death, in 1955, retained its high standing under the direction of his widow, Madame "Mado" Point.

But, less than twenty years after Stonewall was founded, McKellen could point to its astonishing achievements: gays in the military, an equal age of consent for homosexuals and heterosexuals, civil partnership.

Ms. Scully, who founded the Glidden Point Oyster Sea Farm in 1987 and runs it with the help of her two children, said it took a while to get the hang of oyster farming.